Star Trek Alien Races
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- B/2/3/4/5/6
- C/2/3
- D/2/3/4
- E/2/3/4
- F - G
- H/2
- I - J
- K/2/3/4
- L/2
- M/2/3/4
- N - O
- P/2
- Q - R/2
- S/2/3
- T/2/3/4/5/6
- U - V/2/3
- W - X
- Y - Z
Tandarans
Humanoid species. The Tandarans are suspicious of all Suliban because of the actions of the Cabal, and built a detention center where innocent Suliban civilians were imprisoned. ENT "Detained" 1-21
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Tanugan
Humanoids from Tanaga IV near the Klingon empire. Not members of the Federation but they maintain numerous trade agreements and joint research stations. Tanugan law is unusual in that it is based entirely on "Guilty until proven innocent" and they have a notoriously strict penal system. Tanugan males have a very pronounced receding hairline and enlarged forehead reminiscent of Talarians. Tanugan females are very similar to Terran females except for a slightly enlarged forehead. Tanugan technology is slightly behind the Federation in most aspects except for energy projection and generation, where they are on the cutting edge. TNG "A Matter of Perspective" 3-62
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Tarahongians
Planet unspecified. A people who are naturally gullible -- at least according to Quark, who shrugs off Grand Nagus Zek's praise at selling their unwitting government two defective warp drives with his cousin Barbo, whom he later turned in to the authorities. They do practice imprisonment as a criminal punishment. DS9 "The Nagus" 1-11
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Alpha Quadrant race whose Tallonian crystals are illegal anywhere but
on their world. DS9 "Hippocratic Oath" 4-76
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Tarchannian
III
Class-M planet. Site of a Federation outpost. Tarchannian III was home to an unusual life-form that reproduced by planting a strand of DNA into a host body. The DNA strand would eventually take over the host body, causing it to metamorphose into a nonsentient reptilian humanoid. It is believed that all 49 members of the Tarchannian outpost suffered this fate in 2362 when contact was lost with the outpost. The U.S.S. Victory, dispatched to investigate the outpost, sent and away tam to the planet. Five years later, all five members of the away team were irresistibly compelled to return to the planet, apparently part of the metamorphosis process. Three members of the away team completed the metamorphosis and were irretrievably lost. The process was identified by Dr. Beverly Crusher in time to save two of the team. Warning beacons were placed around Tarchannian III so the planet would not be revisited. TNG "Identity Crisis" 4-92
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Tarellian
An almost extinct race of humanoids from Tarella. Originating in a water rich world on the edge of the Federation, they began a horrible civil war incorporating biological weapons soon after developing interstellar flight. The plague wiped out all but a few hundred Tarellians. The survivors, although infected, showed some resistance to the disease. Escaping their homeworld in their small fleet of starships. Hunted by races fearful of contamination, Tarellian ships were destroyed wherever they were found. The last Tarellian ship arrived at Haven in 2364 with the last 8 survivors. They were granted sanctuary in Haven space from their hunters, however their contagion prevents their settling on any inhabited world. Unfortunately, the Tarellian plague cannot be removed by transporter biofilters. TNG "Haven" 1-11
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